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Federal Aviation Administration officials Wednesday confirmed they are studying an urgent recommenda

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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A transportation safety group Wednesday urged the House of Representatives tobreak the logja

CSX Corp. has closed the sale of its Miami-West Palm Beach rail corridor to the state of Florida for

The ghost of Penn Central quietly was laid to rest Wednesday at Conrail's first regularly scheduled

Less rigid foreign investment rules would spur Mexico's economic growth, U.S. Ambassador Charles J.

IMF HUNGARY - $370 million from the International Monetary Fund to help the government carry

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 millionor l

The European Community delivered a strong attack on U.S. agricultural policy at the opening session

U.S. technology is playing a role in changing the face of China's locomotive production. The

Air/Space America, World Trade Exposition and Air Show, May 13-22, 1988. Brown's Field, San Diego, C

KAUFMAN AND CO. (New York) Roger Kubarych was named an associate with the investment consulting firm

American Trucking Associations said it will lose $300,000 in this fiscal year, which ends June 30, a

Export Finance Group Plans Note OfferingNEW YORK - Private Export Funding Corp. said it plan

It took less than five minutes Wednesday for a House subcommittee to tack on three amendments and ap

Orange Juice Processor Cuts Wholesale PriceFla. - Winter Garden Citrus Products, an independ

Corn Quantity: 70,000 mt in shipments of 15,000. Quality: U.S. #2. Must also meet Egyptian M

Employees at a new U.S.-Japanese steel plant in this Ohio River town are diligent and hard workers,

Popular resistance could derail a government plan to import 15,000 tons of beef this year to meet an

U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the world economic outlook was bright but that U.S.

Import-Export Group To Hear Trade AdviserThe former head of the International Trade Administ

Japan and the United States begin a new round of negotiations today over access to Japan's beef and

Japanese Investment In Britain Jumps 81 percentJapanese investors helped make up for a fallo

U.S. imports of rum fell in 1987 from 1986 as people continue to shun drinks with a high alcohol con

Tanzania's new economic program is showing some small success in generating exports to the United St

Some beer fanciers have brushed off as a passing fancy the popularity of Corona Extra, the biggest-s

New textile legislation is unlikely to be passed this year, according to Peter Allgeier, assistant U

Nigeria Imposes Ban On Exports of FoodABIDJAN, Nigeria - Nigeria's military government has b

In an unusual alliance, growers and field workers are urging higher tariffs and possibly quotas on i

Traditional Exports Diamonds (industrial and jewelry), coffee, tea, pyrethrum, cloves, sisal

Joint Venture Seeking Better US-China TradeA Sino-American joint venture established in Beij

RYDER SYSTEM INC. (Miami, Fla.) - William A. Baum was named vice president, finance and chief financ

Local pressure to curtail night operations at Washington National Airport is given a minimal chance

If industry oracles appear to lean toward the idea that in the present era of change it will be the

And we are going forward with research on a new Orient Express that could, by the end of the next de

Presidential Airways Inc. lost $5.5 million on revenue of $13.9 million during the first quarter.

New York's Kennedy International Airport in 1987 again moved more cargo volume than the world's othe

The air freight business through Geneva Airport is soaring up and away, propelled by burgeoning traf